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Julianna Reidell is a senior majoring in English (Creative Writing Concentration) and French/Francophone Studies. She primarily writes poetry, satire, and short fiction, though she has yet to relinquish her childhood dream of publishing a novel. She loves working with the behind-the-scenes details of a literary magazine and engaging with the amazing work of fellow Arcadia students through Quiddity. In her spare time, she can be found with reading material ranging from Shakespearean tragedies to middle-grade dragon fantasy, as well as making highly specific parodies of said reading material.
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Ryland McGinniss is a senior History and English major with a minor in Gender Studies. He loves to do advocacy work whenever he can, and honestly you'll probably see some of that reflected in his writing. When he's not busy with writing, he listens to music and one of his most prized possessions is his concert t-shirt collection.
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Gabby Cacciatore is a junior psychology major with a minor in law and public policy at Arcadia University. She greatly enjoys reading, writing, and editing in her free time. She is also involved with Loco Mag and the Compass, Arcadia's scholarly journal, and more on campus. When she is (rarely) free, she enjoys listening to music, cooking, thrifting, sewing, and playing with her cats.
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Olive Hannigan is a junior Arts and Global Change major at Arcadia University. She enjoys writing speculative fiction and has recently delved into poetry, and hopes to bring her long-abandoned Tumblr blog back to life. When she's not writing, she's drawing fanart of her favorite games/shows, playing dress-up, or wrangling her niece and many nephews.
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Rose Bray is a sophomore English major with a focus on Secondary Education. She grew up in northern Maryland and spends her time writing short stories and the occasional poem. However, she prefers to write pieces for tabletop role-playing games like Dungeons and Dragons or Pathfinder. She enjoys fantasy settings as well as building upon game design. When she is not writing she will be playing video games or trying her hand at cooking a new recipe.
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Haylie Jarnutowski is a junior majoring in English (Creative Writing Concentration) with a minor in History. In her own work, she loves diving into pockets of history to create her own fiction tales, while also observing and analyzing the modern world in her poetry. Outside of crafting with words, she is a seamstress, digital and traditional artist, and eclectic crafter. She is excited to work on Quiddity after spending her high school years working for Penned.
Daniel teaches in the English Department at Arcadia and is the faculty advisor for Quiddity (which continues to be one of his favorite things to do on campus!). He is also a poet. You can find some of his recent (or forthcoming) work in Crack the Spine, Kettle Blue Review, and the In Isolation Anthology. He was a 2018 Best of the Net nominee and the winner of the Summer 2020 Halcyone Chapbook Contest (for which his chapbook, Talking to Myself About the Wars with Kristine, will be forthcoming on Black Mountain Press).